Peer effects describe how individuals' behaviors, attitudes, or outcomes are influenced by their social circles—like friends, classmates, or coworkers. Used in education, economics, and public health, it helps design policies leveraging group dynamics. Students, employees, and communities benefit, as positive peer influences boost performance, cooperation, or healthy habits, while negative ones are mitigated.
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